Red Sox place Mirabelli on DL amid Pena trade
The Red Sox put backup catcher Doug Mirabelli on the 15 day disabled list after an injury in the first game of a double header. Wily Mo Pena is traded to the Washington Nationals for a player to be named. Tigers designate Monroe and promote Maybin, recalling Santiago and optioning Infante as they reshuffle minors.
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Pennington backs Bonds for Hall of Fame amid drug-accusation debate
Art Pennington says Barry Bonds should be in the Hall of Fame if he breaks Hank Aaron's record, noting no proven use of performance enhancing drugs. The former Negro League star, 84, spoke during a baseball symposium at the Hoover Library, recalling his own era and barriers faced by minorities.
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Cubs rally as Jones homers lift comeback bid
Jones shined for two months with the Cubs and boosted the lineup with a two run homer in the sixth to rally past the Cardinals. Dempster closed the ninth with nine pitches as Chicago claimed the first blood in the four game set. Theriot praised Jones while Pujols delivered a pair of key hits.
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Arroyo Dominates Brewers as Reds Take NL Central Showdown
Friday night at Milwaukee, Bronson Arroyo allowed nine hits in 7 13 innings as Cincinnati beat the slumping Brewers 8 3 to push Milwaukee back to second in the NL Central. J J Hardy and Gabe Gross hit solo shots for Cincinnati while Adam Dunn added a two run homer in the ninth. Jeff Suppan struggled in his 10th start since June.
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Punto scores on wild pitch to lift Twins over Rangers in 10th
In Minneapolis Friday, Nick Punto sprinted home on a wild pitch with nobody out in the 10th to give the Minnesota Twins a 2-1 victory over the Texas Rangers. Marion Byrd misplayed Punto's shallow fly, turning a single into a triple, setting the stage for Punto to score on Jamey Wright's errant pitch past Jarrod Saltalamacchia. Matt Guerrier earned the win after one inning of relief. Carlos Silva and Kason Gabbard both took no-decisions in a pitchers duel.
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Zambrano Signs Five Year Cubs Extension
Cubs ace Carlos Zambrano agreed to a 91.5 million five year contract with a 2013 option potentially boosting value to 110.75 million over six seasons. The right hander, a two time All-Star, stays with Chicago as talks stalled after Tribune Co announced its sale to Sam Zell.
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